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Halloween and Hispanic Heritage Student Interviews

Written by Ava Erwin 1. What does Hispanic Heritage Month represent for you? Raul Melendez (12): “Hispanic Heritage month to me means recognition and appreciation to all the Hispanic public figures and their history. It shows not only to Hispanics but to the world that no matter your past history or how you became something you should always treasure it and respect it. It demonstrates that even if you don’t speak the same language as people, you can still achieve marvelous things if you put yo
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Teaching with Passion: How Ms. Corcelles Brings Hispanic Culture to Life
Photographed by Dorys Farias

Teaching with Passion: How Ms. Corcelles Brings Hispanic Culture to Life

Written by Grayce Kennedy and Dorys Farias Spanish is spoken by over 500 million people across the globe. But the language is not the most valuable thing from these countries. The culture has influenced the progress of history and helped shaped the world we know today. The U.S has over 50 million Spanish speakers, which makes it the 2nd largest population of Spanish speakers in the world. It is important for you, as a U.S citizen, to not only try to learn Spanish, but also surround yourself wi
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Dominoes, and the Game’s Significance in Hispanic Culture
Photograph by Amellia Vazquez

Dominoes, and the Game’s Significance in Hispanic Culture

Written by Karmina Antonio When it comes to Hispanic Heritage, dominoes holds a special place in the culture. Not only is it a game, but it’s a social activity that brings people together. In many Hispanic cultures, dominoes is a cherished tradition. It is enjoyed during family gatherings, community events, celebrations, and much more. The game fosters a sense of community and encourages social interactions. Dominoes is a game that serves to connect people together. It is also a way to pass dow
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